EFFECTIVE ASSESSMENT

Which of the following is considered a key principle of effective learning?

• Memorisation of facts

• Active engagement of students

• Lecture-based teaching only

• Strict classroom rules

What does "differentiated instruction" mean in the context of effective learning strategies?

• Teaching the same content to all students in the same way

• Using a variety of teaching methods to meet diverse student needs

• Focusing only on high-performing students

• Using standardised tests for all students

Which of the following is an example of formative assessment?

• A weekly quiz to gauge student progress

• Final exam at the end of the year

• A standardised test

• A graduation requirement test

What does "scaffolding" mean in education?

• Giving students all the answers

• Teaching without using any resources

• Providing temporary support to help students master new concepts

• Focusing only on student behaviour

Which of the following is an example of an active learning strategy?

• Watching a video and taking notes

• Reading a textbook silently

• Engaging in group discussions or debates

• Listening to a teacher lecture for an extended period of time

How does peer collaboration enhance the learning experience?

• It allows students to teach each other and share diverse perspectives

• It reduces the amount of work for the teacher

• It ensures all students always agree on the same ideas

• It eliminates the need for individual assessments

Which of the following strategies helps students become more independent learners?

• Providing students with all the answers

• Giving students limited opportunities to make decisions

• Only giving feedback at the end of the semester

• Encouraging students to set personal learning goals

How does cooperative work benefit students in the learning process?

• It allows students to work independently without assistance

• It encourages teamwork, problem-solving, and learning from peers

• It focuses solely on individual achievement

• It minimises the need for teacher involvement in the classroom

Which of the following is an example of a summative assessment?

• A final exam at the end of the course

• A quiz after each lesson to check understanding

• A class discussion on a recent topic

• A homework assignment turned in weekly

What is the main purpose of formative assessment?

• To give a final grade for a course

• To monitor student progress and adjust teaching methods

• To assess a student’s overall ability at the end of a term

• To rank students against each other